Dawn of Us

When sun was at its highest, 
midst the burning heat of noon, 
'neath the shady bough we kissed, 
one heady day late June. 

A pledge of love undying 
you promised faithfully; 
vowing that your heart, 
you'd give to only me. 

As we spoke of passion, 
your hands and mine explored, 
desire filled my soul, 
the heat inside me soared. 

We came as one together, 
beneath a sky of blue. 
Our hearts and souls connected, 
my body joined to you. 

Our love we did surrender, 
on that heady day late June, 
when sun was at its highest, 
midst the burning heat of noon.
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